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Identifying Peltier Marbles
On the left is a Dragon with a green base and red lines, on the left is a Flaming Dragon which includes orange linesIdentifying diffferent Peltier marbles
HTF Peltier Marbles
These Marbles are some of the rarer and Hard To Find (HTF) from the Peltier Glass co.
Peltier History - peltiermarblesinfo
Peltier produced a patch marble which they marketed as the Peerless. The Peltier Picture Marbles also called Character Marbles (comics) are Peltier Peerless patches with a black transfer of one of twelve different King Syndicate comic characters fired on the marble surface.
Peltier National Line Rainbos (NLR's) - peltiermarblesinfo
Green Lantern Green and yellow base black AV ribbonsPeltier National Line Rainbo Marbles
Fantasitc Examples of Peltier Marbles
These Marbles are unique in their properties, or have been given special names based on their colors.
Peltier Rainbos - peltiermarblesinfo
Peltier Rainbos The more common ribboned Peltier marble is the Rainbo. These are a more recent marble than the National Line Rainbo. As with the National Line Rainbo, they are a two seam design.
Kokomo Marble Co. Marbles
In 1939 Kokomo purchased a machine from Peltier Glass and began making marbles from leftover glass. KOG used their own company labels for boxes and bags but the production of marbles did not take firm hold at KOD and sometime between about 1942 and 1945, the marble machine was sold back to ("Kokomo Opalescent Glass Company, Inc.", 2017).
Peltier Bananna Cats Eyes
This is the Peltier version of what are commonly called Cat's Eyes. Characterized by a clear base with a distinctly shaped colored core. The most common colors are yellow, red, orange, blue, green, and white.
Peltier Rainbo Marbles
Peltier Rainbos are a later development growing out of the NLR line. Many of the same colors are used but the main difference is in the ribbon NLR ribbons are laid across the surface of the base where Rainbo ribbons extend into the interior of the base glass.